WonderCon 2024: Jakks Pacific Reveals Toys From Sonic, Super Mario, ‘The Simpsons’ And More
Jakks Pacific and its subsidiary, Disguise Costumes, are known for creating fun products that cover a variety of fandoms and
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Things To Do Outside Of London If You Like Comics: Shrewsbury Comic Con
This Saturday 6th April sees the first new comic con of the season open up for business in the beautiful
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Logan & Wade Wage War In ‘Deadpool & Wolverine: WWIII’ Trailer
It’s total corporate synergy chaos as Wolverine and Deadpool are reunited with two legendary creators for Marvel’s summer mini event
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Spidey Monday: Previewing This Week’s ‘Spider-Man’ Related Titles
As many of us may still be stuff our faces with Easter Egg goodness, give a thought to Spider-Man and
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Commentary: ‘Far Cry 5’ Makes Reality Scary
It’s no surprise that the best stories often have some reflection on real life. Even the most fantastical stories find
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Book Review: ‘Albert Finney: A Well-Seasoned Life’
The job of a biography isn’t to flatter a person. It’s to tell the truth, but when your subject ends
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The Art Of Politics: March Madness (As Usual)
Welcome to the Art of Politics, the monthly round-up of what’s happening in the political world through the lens of
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Comics From A Galaxy Far, Far Away… Previewing ‘Star Wars’ #45
Star Wars #45 Writer: Charles Soule Artist: Madibek Musabekov Cover: Stephen Segovia Star Wars #45 is out Wednesday 3rd April
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Review — ‘Billy & Buddy Volume 9: Symphony In Buddy Major’ Finds The Brilliance In Simple Comedy
The latest volume of Billy & Buddy by Christophe Cazenove and Jean Bastide is a perfect example of how well
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Fool’s Comics Cavalcade: Reinventing A Rogue In ‘Batman’ #251
It’s April, and the month is known for two things- springtime and practical jokes. So all throughout the month of
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The Math Isn’t Mathing — Reviewing ‘Strange Academy: The Deadly Field Trip’
While their ongoing series might have ended, educational moments for the students of the Strange Academy are far from over.
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All The Fun Happening At London’s Cartoon Museum This April
London’s Cartoon Museum, a great place and somewhere you should definitely visit, has loads of exciting and fascinating exhibits and
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WonderCon 2024: Magma Comix Talks Upcoming Titles And New Darick Robertson Creator Owned Series
Magma Comix is a new publisher that began as a partnership with Heavy Metal Magazine, but has now spun off
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India Has Their Own Doctor Doom In ‘Bade Miyan Chote Miyan’
Bade Miyan Chote Miyan is another bombastic over-the-top Indian action movie written and directed by Ali Abbas Zafar. From the
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Getting Lost In The Shuffle: Reviewing ‘Wolverine Vol 7’
Krakoa has fallen, but Wolverine has other things to do. Tracking down his clones and teaming up with his pals.
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2376: Dredd Ready To Go WIld In The Country For Rend & Tear With Tooth & Claw
Since 1977 2000 AD has been the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, and every week we give you a glimpse
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Review: ‘Hellman Of Hammer Force: Downfall’ — The Greatest Brit War Comic? Certainly One Of The Darkest
This second collection of the Gerry Finlay-Day and Mike Dorey-created Hellman of Hammer Force is an essential and quite brilliant
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Dare You Read It Alone? ‘Misty’ Returns With Gail Simone This Summer
Announced by Gail Simone at WonderCon this past weekend – Misty, the classic British horror comic anthology for women is
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DC Comics Presents: Previewing This Week’s New Comics
We’ve delivered the previews for the three Batman books coming out this week, as well as the two Superman comics,
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WonderCon 2024: ‘The Dragon Prince: Mystery Of Aaravos’ Season 6 Will Explore Callum’s Birth Father
Season five of The Dragon Prince: Mystery of Aaravos was released last summer. Since then, fans have been waiting to
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Funko ‘Project Fred’ Bubbles With Sprite And Coca-Cola Offerings
Welcome to the table, There was a point in my life when I drank quite a bit of soda. I
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Those Not So Good Old Days: Reviewing ‘Wolverine’ #46
Nostalia has had an off-and-on relationship with the X-Men for many years, their status very much “on” at this moment.
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Superman Family: Previewing This Week’s ‘Superman’ Comics
Kneel Before Zod #4 Writer: Joe Casey Artists: Dan Mcdaid, Jason Shawn Alexander Superman ’78: The Metal Curtain #6 Writer:
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Commentary: ‘Blockers’ Re-Contextualizes ‘American Pie’
There’s something to be said about stories that withstand the test of time. All tales are products of the time
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Something For The Easter Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
Happy Easter, to everyone celebrating, and to offer you a respite from all the chocolate you will no doubt be
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The Sunday Spotlight: The ‘Hopping Down The Bunny Trail’ Edition
Welcome once more to the Sunday Spotlight, where I take a quick perusal of the news in comics this week.
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The Weekly 2000 AD Prog #2375: Bumper Prog Time – New ‘Proteus Vex’ And A Chilling Climax To ‘Thistlebone’
Since 1977 2000 AD has been the UK’s greatest sci-fi weekly comic, and every week we give you a glimpse
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Bat Books: Previewing This Week’s ‘Batman’ Books
This week we have three new Batman-related comics to look forward to from DC Comics. Out on Tuesday 2nd April,
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Open-World Action RPG ‘Wuthering Waves’ Launches May 22nd
Kuro Games has confirmed their open-world action RPG, Wuthering Waves, is releasing on May 22nd. To celebrate this news, they’ve provided
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Review Roundup: All Our Comics Reviews From Last Week
There’s been a lot of comics we’ve been taking a look at lately. That means we’re busy behind the scenes
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Art For Art’s Sake #255: Kaluta’s Batman — Noir As Hell
For all your comic art needs – it’s the weekly Art For Art’s Sake, every week for quite a while
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